Any e-juice cookbook sites?

[Archnemysis]

OK, I guess I could Google search, but then I would end up with SEO optimized sites and not necessarily the best resources. (Man there is a lot of SEO spam related to e-cigs.) Well, that and my post count would still be low.

Anyway, I have found the Ecigarette mods Database to be very helpful in my learning. Is there an e-juice equivalent, or some kind of recipe site? While I am not ready to dive into the world of DIY juice just yet, I know it won't be long.

 

[swedishfish]

Did you read through the DIY section? I think there might be a recipe thread in there somewhere.

DIY e-liquid

 

[washvap]

^^
+1

The ECF has all the info you will need. Just get your post count up. Then look around there and ask some questions there.

 

[Horsemen]

Not sure what you are looking for exactly but here is a recipe calculator.

eJuice Recipe Calculator

 

[Icoth]

There's this sub-forum as well:
E-liquid Recipes

 

[WomanOfHeart]

There's an online recipe book that one of our members graciously set up. You can find it here:

E-Liquid Recipe Book

 

[MTV]

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/scubabatdan/693-v13-ejuice-calculator-here.html

 

[Archnemysis]

Wow, thanks for all the links. The calculator and recipe book were exactly what I was interested in. One of the challenges for this noob is getting used to the ECF forum and not being overwhelmed. I guess I am just so used to apps and web services I have lost patience with forums. Being ADD doesn't help as I can quickly get lost and side tracked with so much information. (Right now I have 11 different safari tabs open to various threads on ECF). However, on the positive side, the community here at ECF is amazing. Thanks again.

 

[NicLiq]

It isn't as overwhelming as it looks. You can get nicotine base right now at Gourmet Vapor for 50% off with code vapercon: Gourmet Vapor E-Cigarettes and E-Liquids (example: 250 ml of 36 mg, which will make 500 ml of 18 mg for $14.48 plus shipping)

If you vape at 18 mg, it can be as easy as filling half a bottle with 36 mg base, adding drops of flavor, then finish filling the bottle with plain VG or PG. Close enough to 18 mg with no hassle, no measuring, and mega savings.

I use Capella, and although I measure, that's what I do. All Capella flavors taste great at 10% (60 drops for 30 ml, 20 drops for 10 ml, etc.). Capella also sells plain VG and PG. They don't carry tobacco flavors though.